 | Gaelen checks for faulty wiring in the DAS cables. |
 | Calibrating thermometers in a bath of ice and water. |
 | Heading over to the galley for lunch. |
 | Strange, headless thanksgiving decorations. |
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(3024x1254, 2062.91 kb) Erebus and Terror among the clouds.
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 | Clouds around Mt. Terror. |
 | The X-Y Stage outside for cold testing. |
 | The sun sensor is not a seat. |
 | Weighing the cryostat. |
 | The BLAST bread pan. It hasn't been used for making bread since 2003, but we still carry it around with us. There's a computer power supply next to it. Oh, the dichotomy. |
 | Marie hoists the gondola for mounting in the inner frame. |
 | Inserting the cryostat. |
 | An impressive feat of stacking at the top of the mezzanine stairs. |
 | Still getting the cryostat into place. |
 | Sun shield panels stored in a creative place, up on the wall. |
 | Chris takes some precarious footage of the cryostat insertion. |
 | In this video, I scoop Paul Devlin. |
 | Marie plugs in the pump underneath the gondola. |
 | Enzo meticulously resolders some capicitors on one of the BLAST cards. |
 | Pushing ANITA's porch back into place. It was already in place, so I'm not sure why they moved it. |
 | A flatbed delta brings in supplies. |
 | Hrm. Doesn't look good for one of the flight computers. |
 | The cryostat in place, with the DAS (right) and Receiver (left) also mounted and cabled. |
 | Barth and Chris play pool. |
 | The pressure ridges have gotten really big. |